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Having attended the final session for this series, I commend the organisers and sponsors for initiating and providing the forum for various interests to discuss and explore the role of business in development. This series has provided examples showc…
Building a Common Future with Business: Concluding event in the 2009 Event Series at Commonwealth Club
October 13, 2009 from 5:30pm to 7:45pm
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Registration from 17.00. Post-event reception from 19.45
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This final event in the 2009 Event Series aims to reflect on the lessons learned and the opportunities identi…
Business, Power and Politics – Creating Competitive Markets for Business and Development at Commonwealth Club, ,
September 15, 2009 from 5pm to 7pm
Tuesday, 15 September, 17.30 to 19.00 followed by reception (Registration from 17.00).
This meeting will explore how the relationship between business and government effects market outcomes. Industrial, regulatory and competition policies have a big…
Profile Information
- Source of my passion about the power of business to fight poverty
- I am an entrepreneur, I work for a non-government organisation
- Website:
- http://www.broomesconsulting.co.uk
- About my work:
- Present interests are (i) Business and Sustainability and (ii) CSR and implications for development in Commonwealth countries. As an independent consultant, I have worked on assignments as varied as environmental and sustainability audits in small and medium-size enterprises (SMEs), conducting impact assessments through to preparing case studies of sustainable agricultural and rural development initiatives.
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Business Action for Development -potential Triple Wins for businesses, governments and communities
Having attended the final session for this series, I commend the organisers and sponsors for initiating and providing the forum for various interests to discuss and explore the role of business in development. This series has provided examples showcasing how transnational businesses (TNs) make the case for Corporate Social Responsibility. The inclusive business approach has seen CSR moving from mere philanthropy to one that is closer to the Triple Bottom Line approach of addressing social, econo… Continue
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